or HIV/AIDS. For example, the extreme workload generated a lot of physical problems for these rural women. One study in eastern northwestern areas indicated that 60% women who were left behind were suffering the occupational diseases such as gastric disease, strain of lumbar muscles and lumbar diapophysis caused by heavy farming workload as reported ( The recent study has also alarmed that women left behind have been in a more dangerous health situation. It explained that migrant husband's return made their wives more possible to contract venereal diseases (Hu, 2007; One study (Dianmin, 2002, cited in )reported that between 1992 and 2002, migrants from the countryside accounted for 71% of all HIV-positive individuals in China. And another reported that when their husbands were HIV positive, married women left behind were also infected in one-third of the cases (Lurie, et al., 2003, cited in.) The report from Gansu Province, the HIV infection number is increasing among women and the migrant population was identified as one of the main reasons for the increase in HIV. With the addition of physical problem, all studies reported that women left behind have been suffering mental health problems. It was indicated by one central provincial survey that 70% of women reported suffering mental pressure, 30.8% has light or more than light mental problem (. The national survey by China Agriculture University reported that 69.8% of women often feel fidgeting, 50.6% anxiety and 39% felt depressed. The studies stated that these mental problems have resulted from the extreme workload, the long-term sexual repression and the anxiety about the stability of marriage and family. Lack of security in terms of marriage Because the together time between the couples has been decreasing, and the discrepancy of urbanization level between genders has gradually extended which tended to induce the societal heterogeneity between genders larger, the possibility of divorce rate has been consequently increasing. One sample study in a county of one central province showed that 65% of the divorce cases in 2008 were involved with rural women who were left behind. Lack of security in the community Meantime, it was more likely for women left behind to be the victims of the crimes in the rural community where their husbands were absent. There were many extreme violent cases reported by the studies and newspapers, such as violent rape, robbery. Ding reposted in her survey that among sexual assault cases in